Pentium M laptop, mobo reviewed. C64 gets spin

FIRSTLY, APOLOGIES. Yesterday's link to The MSI SLI Dual Bridge System was faulty. Here is the right one.

The Pentium M and the DFI 855GME-MGF comes under evaluation again at Hardware.fr. It is testing the older pre-Sonoma era with a 400MHz FSB and AGP4x support. A good refresher.

Overclockersonline tests the Benq PB6100 projector It is the cheapest model from Benq at less than $1000. A first try which offers much promise at SVGA resolutions.

Our friends from Viperlair gets to check the ATI Radeon X600XT, ATI's Mainstream PCI-E graphic card and compares it to nVidia's Geforce FX 5750.

Ninjalane has a look at the Corsair Flash voyager memory drive which basically is a USB 2.0 thumb drive with one or two tricks. The same drive is also reviewed at hi-techreviews.

THe Asus A8N-SLI deluxe motherboard is scrutinized by our friends at Biosmagazine. As always, a very detailed one page dense analysis.

Driverheaven brings back the Commodore C64 from the dead with the DTV C64-in-a-joystick they reviewed. As it was the case for Hexus, they're more than ecstatic.

XYZ computring reviews the stylish but cheap Dell Inspiron 700M which still belongs to the past Dothan generation. Not the newer Sonama one.

Fancy upgrading your computer, the the Corsair TwinX1024-3200XLPro - a long name for such a small component - might fit the bill. PCModding from Malaysia reviews it here. µ